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Katie Terhune, KTVB January 25, 2016
BOISE — An Eagle couple who admitted to sexually abusing at-risk girls placed in their care through a church program will face additional charges, prosecutors confirmed Monday.
Michael and Jennifer Nicole Magill, 31 and 32, were originally set to be sentenced Friday on charges of sexual battery on a minor and sexual abuse of a child. But Prosecutor John Dinger said he asked for the hearing to be set over because he plans to bring child pornography charges against the couple.
Dinger said a forensic review of the couple’s computer uncovered child porn investigators believe was created by Michael Magill.
The Magills were working as “house parents” at the Christian Children’s Ranch on Duck Alley Road in Eagle when the abuse happened during the summer of 2015. The victims, a 17-year-old girl and a 14-year-old girl, told investigators the Magills had touched them inappropriately and played sexual games of Truth or Dare with them. Prosecutors say Jennifer Magill also encouraged the older girl to perform oral sex on her husband.
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